S & J Comix

Hello, hello, S&J is super excited to be a part of Pittsburgh Zine Fair 2023! We have a new offering called "Conflict: Drawn Apart and Back Together" about reorienting ourselves to conflict both individually and as a collective. As usual, you can read the new issue here: We are also excited to share that we now have our comics available online! If you’re interested in taking home any of our comics, visit J's  Etsy shop !  Thanks for all of the support and see you next time!  <3<3<3

 Hello, hello! News from the void! As I can imagine for many of us, the pandemic and ensuing events knocked S&J out for quite a while. We recently emerged for the 2022 Pittsburgh Zine Fair with a new offering, a free resource zine for queer and trans survivors. We are working on an online shop for folks interested in our work. Thanks for your support and stay tuned!

Hello, hello! We had a great time participating in Pittsburgh Zine Fair 2019!  Thanks to the organizers, volunteers, artists, and all those who took the time out of their Sunday to stop by! Our latest issue focuses on some of the ways S&J like to practice self-care and why we think self-care is important.  front cover enclosed essay Issue #4: Take Care Written by: Sara Cole Illustrated by: Jamie Straw

Hello, 2018, it's been another long, hard Pennsylvania winter, but we survived and are back in action! Over the weekend, S&J participated in Pittsburgh's Feminist Zine Fest for the second year in a row. It was great to see everyone and again, thank you to Anne, Jayla, and Jude for putting everything together!  Check out Issue #3 below... (front cover) Written by: Sara Cole Illustrated by: Jamie Straw Copyright 2018 

Here is our second issue.  We put it together pretty quickly in time for the Pittsburgh Zine Fair.  Originally, Sara wrote it to be twice the length, and perhaps some day we'll work in the rest.  Until then, here is issue #2: Hey Suburbia!  It takes place in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, S&J's highschool stomping ground. Written and lettered by: Sara Cole          Illustrated by: Jamie Straw (front cover) Thanks for looking, hope you enjoyed! --S&J

Hello Hello, S&J was honored to be a part of the 7th annual Pittsburgh Zine Fair  held at the lovely restored Union Project.  Thanks to the hardworking organizers, volunteers, and all those who attended to make the event awesome! some of S&Js acquisitions including work by Lily Fulop (candy/how dare you?/raindrop), Anna Strain (koalas), Annesley Williams (tough and tender), Toi Scott (liberatory medicine making), Bill Wehmann and Ed Steck (abyssmal yawn), Girls Rock Project (adorable pins), Jenn Lisa (this one goes out to you)... Sara and I each also scored a discounted 2017 lunar calendar custom screen printed with black and gold ink by Vanessa Adams Until next year, peace and love, S&J

It was such an honor to be a part of the 2nd annual Feminist Zine Fest!  Thanks to Jude, Jayla, and Anne for putting everything together! Our first issue is called "Neuroscience."  It tells the story of an episode from our (Jamie and Sara) college years, and we hope you enjoy.  Here it is in its entirety, web comic style.   Writing and Lettering By: Sara Cole,  Artwork By: Jamie Straw